MR19-5's Summary: Five Nights at Freddy's R e m a s t e r e d special thanks to freddyf4z ============================================= Welcome to the Five Nights at Freddy's Remastered, the remake of the original version of this game. This is a COMPLETE remake, it has all 6 nights and the custom night, where you can beat 20/20/20/20 mode if you're skilled enough. It has every easter eggs from the original game (including Golden Freddy and Eyeless Bonnie) and animatronics movement are randomized instead of planned and predictable. It has game over and ending screens that leads you to the menu automatically(or to the next night) without forcing you to press green flag again to continue, it basically has the entire original game. Well anyways here are the list of new features down below that this remastered has. Thank you and I hope you enjoy this remastered of the most beloved video game franchise. ============================================= N e w F e a t u r e s ------------------------------------------ -New Thumbnail -Modernize U.I -Option to activate and deactivate Jumpscares -New and Smoother animations -New and polished Audio and Sounds -Added keyboard shortcuts for Doors, Lights, Muting Phone Guy, and pulling up Cams -Added every Easter egg from the original game (Like Golden Freddy and Eyeless Bonnie for example) -Added halluctions -Added 6th Night (Once players beat all five nights) -Added Custom Night (Once players beat 6th Night, If you want to check out what the custom night looks like without having to go through all the default 6 nights, just hold [space] key while pressing the green flag, note that if you beat night 5 like this, you won't be registered as a "1 star winner" on the cloud data) -Added Saving ============================================= D e s c r i p t i o n ------------------------------------------ Welcome to your new summer job at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, where kids and parents alike come for entertainment and food as far as the eye can see! The main attraction is Freddy Fazbear, of course; and his two friends. They are animatronic robots, programmed to please the crowds! The robots' behavior has become somewhat unpredictable at night however, and it was much cheaper to hire you as a security guard than to finding a repairman. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As a nightguard named Mike Schmidt, you begin working as a night security guard at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, a Chuck-E-Cheese like family restaurant where the animatronics move at night and supposedly kill anyone they see by stuffing them into a spare animatronic suit. You cannot leave the office and must use a camera system and two doors with lights to defend yourself from the animatronics, with limited power to use your tools. The hostility of the animatronics appears to result from the possession by the souls of children who were killed at the restaurant. You are also guided by the previous night guard of the restaurant, known as Phone Guy, who assists you in your defense against the animatronics. ============================================= C o n t r o l s ------------------------------------------ [MOUSE OR TOUCHPAD] -Move your mouse left or right to look around the office -Click to interact with things like Select, Doors, lights, muting Phone Guy, and switching Cams -Swipe down your mouse on the Bar to pull up Cams and swipe on the bar again to look around the office --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS] - Press "A" to use the left door light (you must be looking at it) - Press "D" to use the right door light (you must be looking at it as well) - Press "S" to pull the camera tablet in or to pull it out. - Press "Q" to close left door and "E" to close right door - Press "M" while in game to head towards the MENU (This serves a purpose of letting you rest a bit before going through another night or if you notice a animatronic has entered your office and you've already lost) ===========================================
All credit to Scott Cawthon and MR19-5
